This is a PDF Pattern

Design

With the wide coat sewing pattern you can sew your own coat with bellows pockets and button placket. As a coat for autumn or a transitional coat in the style of a shacket (jacket meets shirt), you can wear it comfortably all year round.

Sew the shacket in one of two possible lengths (waistband length or seat-covering). The coat is not lined and is therefore easy to sew.

Even advanced hobby sewers can make the shacket sewing pattern.Because everything you need to know about sewing your own coat is described in the written, illustrated sewing instructions and the short coat sewing tutorial.

Content

• coat sewing pattern in German and English (in sizes XS-XXXL as a PDF download in DIN A4 and US Letter)

• layplan for fabric-saving cutting

• list of materials

• detailed sewing tutorial (German with English and French subtitles)

• written, illustrated sewing instructions (English, German, and French)

Required materials

• medium to heavy fabric without elastane, e.g. coat fleece with a fabric width of at least 140cm (1.5yd): XS-XXXL, short version: 170cm (1.85yd) | XS-XXXL, long version: 230cm (2.51yd)

• 5 buttons for the short version, 7 buttons for the long version

• matching sewing thread

• Sewing machine with sewing machine needle suitable for fabric thickness

• Tip: We use a soft coat fleece made from 70% polyester and 30% virgin wool with a weight of 470g/sqm for the Olivia Coat sewing pattern.

Size chart

Which size is the right one? As always, take a look at our size chart. Even if your measurements are slightly different, it's not a problem! The casual silhouette allows for a cool and casual fit on all of us!

Video tutorial

Use the sewing tutorial to the pattern and sew along step by step with Juliana. If you've never sewn before, watch the sewing machine basics video tutorial first. There you will learn about the components of a sewing machine and how to sew your first seam.

Photographer: Yelizaveta Vlasenko, Model: Elena-Noellae Blumenstein, Make-up artist: Lisa Neubacher